Majors Unscramble word

majors is a Scrabble word, majors uses Six letters.
Scrabble point value for majors Fifteen points.
Words with Friends point value for majors: Fifteen points.

Unscrambled words using the letter's MAJORS

Below are the results of unscrambling majors. We found a total of 93 words by unscrambling the letters in majors.

Definitions of majors

noun

1. See the majors

noun

1. (military ) an officer immediately junior to a lieutenant colonel
2. a person who is superior in a group or class
3. a large or important company   ⇒ the oil majors
4. (often preceded by the) (music ) a major key, chord, mode, or scale
5. (US & Canadian & Australian & New Zealand ) the principal field of study of a student at a university, etc   ⇒ his major is sociology a student who is studying a particular subject as his principal field   ⇒ a sociology major
6. the principal field of study of a student at a university, etc   ⇒ his major is sociology
7. a student who is studying a particular subject as his principal field   ⇒ a sociology major
8. a person who has reached the age of legal majority
9. (logic ) a major term or premise
10. a principal or important record company, film company, etc
11. See the majors
12. the principal field of study of a student at a university, etc   ⇒ his major is sociology
13. a student who is studying a particular subject as his principal field   ⇒ a sociology major

adjective

1. larger in extent, number, etc   ⇒ the major part
2. of greater importance or priority
3. very serious or significant   ⇒ a major disaster
4. main, chief, or principal
5. of, involving, or making up a majority
6. (music ) (of a scale or mode) having notes separated by the interval of a whole tone, except for the third and fourth degrees, and seventh and eighth degrees, which are separated by a semitone relating to or employing notes from the major scale   ⇒ a major key (postpositive) denoting a specified key or scale as being major   ⇒ C major denoting a chord or triad having a major third above the root (in jazz) denoting a major chord with a major seventh added above the root
7. (of a scale or mode) having notes separated by the interval of a whole tone, except for the third and fourth degrees, and seventh and eighth degrees, which are separated by a semitone
8. relating to or employing notes from the major scale   ⇒ a major key
9. (postpositive) denoting a specified key or scale as being major   ⇒ C major
10. denoting a chord or triad having a major third above the root
11. (in jazz) denoting a major chord with a major seventh added above the root
12. (logic ) constituting the major term or major premise of a syllogism
13. (mainly US & Canadian & Australian & New Zealand ) of or relating to a student's principal field of study at a university, etc
14. (archaic , British ) the elder: used after a schoolboy's surname if he has one or more younger brothers in the same school   ⇒ Price major
15. of full legal age
16. (postpositive) (bell-ringing ) of, relating to, or denoting a method rung on eight bells
17. (of a scale or mode) having notes separated by the interval of a whole tone, except for the third and fourth degrees, and seventh and eighth degrees, which are separated by a semitone
18. relating to or employing notes from the major scale   ⇒ a major key
19. (postpositive) denoting a specified key or scale as being major   ⇒ C major
20. denoting a chord or triad having a major third above the root
21. (in jazz) denoting a major chord with a major seventh added above the root

verb

1. (intransitive) usually foll by in (US & Canadian & Australian & New Zealand ) to do one's principal study (in a particular subject)   ⇒ to major in English literature
2. (intransitive) usually foll by on to take or deal with as the main area of interest   ⇒ the book majors on the peasant dishes